Fraud Risk Management

Fraud Risk Management

Risk Identification, Prevention Policy, Anti-Money Laundering, Data Mining, and Investigation

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Platform:
Online
In-class
Date Venue Duration
23 - 25 November 2026 Sandton, Gauteng 3 Days
13 - 15 January 2027 Sandton, Gauteng 3 Days
24 - 26 February 2027 Sandton, Gauteng 3 Days
05 - 07 April 2027 Sandton, Gauteng 3 Days
17 - 21 May 2027 Sandton, Gauteng 5 Days

Course Introduction

Fraud has become a serious concern for both commercial and non-profit organisations worldwide. Studies estimate that companies lose around 5% of annual revenue to occupational fraud. Awareness of fraud and the integration of anti-fraud procedures into your organisation’s systems can significantly affect its long-term sustainability.

 

This course teaches you why people commit fraud, how to identify fraud risks, how to establish an anti-fraud culture, and how to build a robust fraud risk management programme from the ground up — including how to draft the policies, registers, and response plans that turn awareness into an operating system.

Course Objectives

Upon completing this Fraud Risk Management course, delegates will be able to:
 
  • Draft best-practice Fraud Risk Management policies
  • Manage fraud risk using Fraud Risk Registers
  • Evaluate and challenge management’s fraud risk assessments
  • Understand the mindset of a fraudster
  • Apply proven techniques to prevent fraud
  • Promote an effective fraud prevention process
  • Use data mining and AI-assisted tools for fraud prevention and detection
  • Implement an effective fraud investigation process
  • Sharpen audit skills for fraud investigation
  • Recognise deceit and dishonesty

Who should attend?

  • Security Supervisors and Managers
  • Appointed Fraud Specialists
  • Managers Seeking Comprehensive Knowledge of Fraud Investigation
  • Internal Auditors Focused on Modern Fraud Prevention and Investigation
  • Members of Fraud Teams Specialising in Internal Fraud
  • Managers Aiming to Understand Fraud Prevention and Detection
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Training Methodology

Our diverse instructional approaches ensure effective learning:

– Lectures & Presentations: Engage with expert-driven, stimulating content.
– Course Material: Access well-crafted supporting resources.
– Group Work: Collaborate on discussions and case studies for practical insights.
– Workshops & Role-Play: Participate in immersive, scenario-based activities.
– Practical Application: Focus on applying theoretical knowledge in real situations.
– Post-Training Support: Receive extensive support after training for skill implementation.

Training Outline

Module 1: Fraud Risks
Session 1: Background to Fraud
  • Definitions and statistics of fraud
  • Insights from ACFE Fraud Surveys
  • The financial impact of fraud
  • Profiling a typical fraudster
  • Trends in detected fraud
  • Case Study: The Extent of Fraud in Africa.
Session 2: Fraud Risk Identification & Assessment
  • Explaining fraud risk identification and assessment processes
  • The six principles for an effective Fraud Risk Management Programme
  • Analysing supplier and outsourcing fraud
  • Constructing a Fraud Risk Matrix and Register
  • IT fraud risks: computer fraud, e-commerce, and IT security
Session 3: The Risk of Corruption
  • Causes and indicators of corruption
  • Identifying procurement fraud risks and bid-rigging
  • Exercise: Creating a Fraud Risk Register.
Module 2: Developing a Fraud Prevention Process
Session 4: Fraud Mitigation
  • Techniques for evaluating and mitigating fraud risk
  • Identifying vulnerabilities and typical control weaknesses
Session 5: Procurement Fraud
  • Tendering and bidding processes
  • Recognising indicators of supplier and procurement fraud
  • A Procurement Fraud Checklist
Session 6: Introducing Effective Anti-Fraud Policies
  • Creating a culture of fraud awareness
  • Developing Fraud Awareness Training Programmes
  • Constructing a Fraud Response Plan
Session 7: Anti-Money Laundering
  • The relationship between fraud, risk, and control
  • Roles and responsibilities of stakeholders
  • Exercise: Drafting a Fraud Prevention Policy.
Module 3: Fraud Detection and Investigation
Session 8: Fraud Detection Techniques
  • Using Computer Assisted Audit Techniques (CAATs)
  • Data mining and AI-assisted anomaly detection for fraud
  • Prioritising fraud risks using internal and external databases
Session 9: Legal Aspects of Investigations
  • Navigating legal considerations during an investigation
  • Implications of the Bribery Act
  • Strategies for asset recovery
Session 10: Fraud Investigation
  • Managing the investigation process
  • Planning and determining investigation objectives
  • Selecting the investigative team and maintaining discretion

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Success Stories

Discover how our courses enhance professionals’ effectiveness in their workplaces.

Central Bank of Lesotho

Fraud Risk Management

The Fraud Risk Management training was clear, practical, and very relevant to day-to-day work. Content was well structured and the real world case studies made concepts easy to apply. Presenter knowledge and engagement kept the session interactive. Overall a valuable program that strengthened my understanding of fraud detection, prevention, and regulatory requirements.

Central Bank of Lesotho

Fraud Risk Management

The facilitator was exceptionally good, approachable eloquent and was able to structure the course content to relate to our specific work designations, it was just perfect service delivery

Central Bank of Lesotho

Fraud Risk Management

Keep up the good work which I experienced during my training being training materials offered and great hospitality we received from all the staff members

Centenary Rural Development Group Ltd

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Very informative course with good content and benchmarks of key players in South Africa. We are able to agree a plan on how to build an enterprise risk management framework for a developing group of companies. Several references to guide us and experienced Facilitators

GEMS

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Very happy with the training. It was excellently delivered and comprehensively covered all critical aspects of ESG and effectively contextualised them within the environments of our respective organisations.

North West Gambling Board

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The course was eye opening and exceeded my expectations.

FAQs – Fraud Risk Management

Master fraud risk management, learning risk identification frameworks, fraud risk registers, anti-fraud policies, data mining anomaly detection, and corporate investigation procedures to safeguard organizational assets.

What is covered in the Fraud Risk Management course?
The course covers fraud risk governance frameworks, conducting comprehensive fraud risk assessments, evaluating internal controls, establishing anti-fraud policies, red flag identification, whistleblowing mechanism deployment, and developing dynamic fraud risk registers.
Who should attend this Fraud Risk Management Training?
This training is designed for risk managers, chief audit executives, internal auditors, compliance managers, fraud control specialists, ethics officers, financial directors, and senior leaders overseeing operational risk mitigation.
How does this course guide delegates in conducting fraud risk assessments?
Delegates learn systematic methodologies to map potential fraud schemes across business units, evaluate the likelihood and impact of internal and external threats, and design targeted control activities to eliminate vulnerability gaps.
Will delegates learn how to embed a proactive fraud risk culture?
Yes. The curriculum examines methods for fostering an anti-fraud culture through clear leadership tone, continuous employee awareness programs, conflict-of-interest management, and transparent reporting channels.
Does the masterclass cover integration with wider Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)?
Yes. The training demonstrates how to align specialized fraud risk management policies with corporate ERM frameworks, COSO guidelines, and King IV governance standards for unified risk reporting.
Why is a dedicated fraud risk management framework critical for organizations?
A dedicated fraud risk framework shifts an organization from reactive crisis management to proactive prevention, safeguarding financial bottom lines, preserving stakeholder trust, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

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